Security has been a key topic at Microsoft for some time, and its new Windows Server operating system with its new features is at the very heart of this strategy.

Sysadmins are often pressured by pushy and arrogant users trying to break out of the boundaries of established policies. This is a story of an IT admin who got even.

This Tuesday’s update addresses 49 vulnerabilities within 10 security bulletins, of which five are rated as critical, and four of them are zero-day flaws.

Your monthly sysadmin routine will change with the introduction of a slightly different Microsoft Patch Tuesday, shifting to a model where all patches are delivered at once, in a single package.

Recently we sat down with Michael Gleason and Dennis van Wagtendonk, GFI Support managers, and had a chat on the many changes that have been underway within GFI Support, focused on increasing the satisfaction of our customers.

With all the recent major Microsoft launches, one new technology went almost unnoticed. The Defender ATP security service offers advanced protection against cyber-attacks based on big data analysis.

Autumn season brings falling leaves and a new set patches, with an unusually large security patch bunch coming from Apple, and a regular monthly number of patches from other vendors.

The new Microsoft’s server operating system is finally here, and we’ve prepared a list of the most important new features, including the ones you won’t find on other blogs.